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 1 11|           speaks of his own kingly authority: in his last discourse,
 2 17|          to say that Christ has no authority whatever in civil affairs,
 3 17|          from the exercise of such authority, and although he himself
 4 18|     nations wish to preserve their authority, to promote and increase
 5 18|   concerning the decline of public authority, and the lack of respect
 6 18|          from political life, with authority derived not from God but
 7 18|             the very basis of that authority has been taken away, because
 8 19|           office invests the human authority of princes and rulers with
 9 19|           they will exercise their authority piously and wisely, and
10 19|          see reflected in them the authority of Christ God and Man. Peace
11 20|          the law regain its former authority; peace with all its blessings
12 20|           acknowledge and obey the authority of Christ, and every tongue
13 24| individuals and states against the authority of Christ has produced deplorable
14 24|         station in society nor the authority which should belong to those
15 26|            recognition of Christ's authority over society by the frequent
16 28|         Therefore by Our Apostolic Authority We institute the Feast of